Have you ever heard of flat affect autism? It often leads to the incorrect stereotype that autistics lack empathy. Learn more.
autism behaviors
Common autism behaviors can include awkward social interactions, sensitivity to sensory stimulations, and repetitive or restrictive behaviors. But it’s important to realize that everyone presents autism differently, which is why it is a spectrum disorder.
Autism Clothing for Sensitive Skin Enhances Quality of Life
Finding autism clothing that doesn’t provoke sensory issues is crucial for making life manageable. Here’s what to look for.
The Fascinating Explanation of Spoon Theory Mental Health
Spoon theory mental health is a metaphor used to convey limitations individuals face due to physical and/or mental conditions.
Autistic Overthinkers Explained: What You Need to Know
Autistics are often overthinkers, fixating on issues, sometimes to the point where it prevents them from living a successful and well-rounded life.
Recovering Successfully from the Aftermath of an Autistic Meltdown
An adult autistic meltdown can be highly distressing, and the resulting aftermath is often daunting. But there are ways to recover successfully.
Silent Death: Why Autism Increases Risk of Accidental Drowning
Autistics face an increased risk of accidental drowning, which is often referred to as a silent death. Learn more about ways to keep everyone safe in the water.
6 Ways to Tackle Autism Fireworks Anxiety and Sensory Overload
Sensory overload from fireworks can be a potential challenge for individuals with autism. But there are strategies to help mitigate anxiety and fear.
Break Free From These 7 Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms
Unhealthy coping mechanisms are the result of what seems to be a constant battle against the world. Here’s what to do instead.
How to Beat the Heat and Summer SAD Disorder
Did you know that Summer SAD Disorder can trigger seasonal depression due to intense heat and long days of sunlight, just like the wintertime blues? Learn more.
Deciphering the Secrets of Info Dumping and Autistic Obsessions
Info dumping refers to an overly-enthusiastic sharing about a topic of intense interest, often without a turn-off valve. It’s fascinating…and exhausting!
Autism and Organization: The Secret to Finding Calm in the Chaos
Nobody likes clutter. But autism and organization, or lack of, is a common challenge. Here’s how to find calm in the chaos.
Obsessive Skin Picking Disorder: Finding A Better Self-Soothing Option
Repetitive behaviors like picking at skin can help relieve anxiety. But when it becomes excessive, it can become an obsessive skin picking disorder.